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Petition — Thomas Earl of Dundonald [2]

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Petition of Thomas Earl of Dundonald, asking the Court to determine whether the Bond of Tailzie 1688 affected his lineal heirs and whether the Marquis of Clydsdale's claims are valid.

Marchioness of Tweedale v. Thomas Earl of Dundonald — Answers, 15 Feb 1726

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Answers by Thomas Earl of Dundonald to the petition of my Lady Marchioness of Tweedale, responding to her claim for poinding the ground on her infeftment.

Marchioness of Tweeddale v. Earl of Dundonald — Answers

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Defendant Earl of Dundonald files answers to Lady Marchioness of Tweeddale's petition.

James Marquis of Clydesdale and his Guardian v. Thomas Earl of Dundonald — Answers, 19 Jan 1727

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Earl of Dundonald argues he’s not liable under 1695 Act for prior heirs’ debts, as he’s not their representative, and the Marquis of Clydesdale, as true heir, must bear responsibility.

The Marquis of Clydesdale and his Guardian v. The Earl of Dundonald — Answers

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Defendant responds to petition filed by Marquis of Clydesdale and his guardian.

Reclaiming Petition — Thomas Earl of Dundonald

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Reclaiming Petition of Thomas Earl of Dundonald, asking the Court to remit the Answerer's invective and criticism of his legal arguments and counsel.

Thomas Earl of Dundonald v. James Marquis of Clydsdale — Petition

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Petition of Thomas Earl of Dundonald, against James Marquis of Clydsdale, asking the Court to overturn the interlocutor granting the defender's claim to the heritable property in question.

James Marquis of Clydsdale v. Thomas Earl of Dundonald — 13 Jan 1726

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Earl of Dundonald submits addenda clarifying land succession to Ramforlie, Gryfcastle, and Whitefoord, asserting male-line inheritance via multiple deeds and charter.

James Marquis of Clydsdale v. Thomas Earl of Dundonald — Answers, 13 Jan 1726

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Answers by Thomas Earl of Dundonald to the petition of James Marquis of Clydsdale, responding to the petitioner's claim that the 1680 Charter did not validly transfer the estate to John Lord Cochran.

James Marquis of Clydesdale v. Thomas Earl of Dundonald — Answers, 13 Jan 1726

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Answers by James Marquis of Clydesdale to the petition of Thomas Earl of Dundonald, responding to the argument that the 1716 Deed is invalid due to lack of proper title to the estate.

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